Liner Collection (page 17)

Tilbury Docks early 1900s

RMS Olympic, White Star Line in dry dock in Southampton

Southampton White Star Line RMS Olympic in dry dock early 1900s

RMS Celtic, White Star Line in dry dock

RMS Aquitania in dry dock

Four Bristol Jupiter Engine - Imperial Airways liner Scylla
The Four Bristol Jupiter Engine of the Imperial Airways liner Scylla - Wonders of World Aviation part 17, June 1938 Date: 1938

Sports Deck on the RMS Queen Mary, possibly 1920s Date: circa 1930s

RMS Victorian, Allan Shipping Line

Cunard RMS Lusitania Date: circa 1900s

RMS Lusitania early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

RMS Titanic, drawing
RMS Titanic drawing)

RMS Olympic postcard, from Northern Irelandwith floating cra
RMS. OLYMPIC: Scarce original postcard by Walton of Belfast, either 1910 or 1911 (posted from Northern Ireland much later)

RMS Olympic framed photograph
R.M.S. OLYMPIC: Period silver gelatin photograph of Olympic on April 10th 1912 leaving on her maiden voyage. 11ins. x 10ins. Date: 1912

RMS Titanic and Olympic, nine postcards
RMS TITANIC: Period real photographic Titanic and Olympic related postcards. (9)

RMS Olympic oaik skirting board from cabin
RMS OLYMPIC, Oak skirting board section from cabin C62. 27ins. x 5ins

RMS Olympic, complete multiple panel, polished oak
R.M.S. OLYMPIC: Superb complete multiple panel section in polished oak, multiple stencil and impressed stamps Sitting Rm 3 Shelter Dk SS400 PORT SIDE. 21ins. x 69ins

Ocean liner three books, Titanic, Californian Hull Down
Ocean liner three books, The Titanic and The Californian 1965 by Peter Padfield, first edition, Hull Down by Sir Bertram Hayes, Harland and Wolff, Shipbuilders to The World

White Star Line, set of ten buttons
White StarLine, set of ten White Star gilt buttons

White Star Line, First Class silver plated menu holder
White Star Line, unusual First Class silver plated menu holder. 2ins

White Star Line, Minton First Class milk jug. 4ins

White Star Line, First Class teapot with rose design. 4ins

White Star Line, Arabic, Olympic, Oceanic logsn
WHITE STAR LINE: Collection of abstract of logs for Arabic, Olympic and Oceanic dating from 1906. (4) Date: 1900s

Poster, Cunard Line, to all parts of the world
Poster, Cunard Line, cross sectional of Aquitania, To All Parts of The World, mounted on board. A/F 26ins. x 36ins

CGT/PLM Poster, Paris to Marseille and North Africa. Compagnie Gnrale Transatlantique and its joint venture with the PLM railway

Poster, Hamburg-American Line to New York, 8 days from Hamburg, 7 days from Channel Ports, by Hugo Koeke (B+) 33ins. x 23ins

Poster, Cunard Line, Holds the Atlantic Blue Ribbon, Paris, Cherbourg, New York, showing Aquitania. Anonymous B+, 39ins. x 24ins

Ocean liner books, collection of ten
OCEAN LINER/BOOKS, collection of ten, hardbound volumes including Tramps and Ladies by Sir James Bisset and Sail Ho by the same

Ocean liners, Queen Elizabeth, Queen Mary launch brochures
OCEAN LINER/CUNARD: Colour launch brochures for Queen Elizabeth 27-9-38 and Queen Mary. (2)

Cunard Line, limited edition sculpture QE2 turbine blade
CUNARD: Michael Cox limited edition sculpture mounted in acrylic created using a section of Queen Elizabeth 2 turbine blade. With certificate of authenticity. 5ins

Cunard Line, gilt brass and alabaster cabin lamp
CUNARD: Early 20th century gilt brass and alabaster cabin lamp similar to those seen on Aquitania. 13ins. Ex-Cobwebs, Southampton

Cunard Line, QE2 Wedgwood teapot, embroidered badges
CUNARD: Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2) Wedgwood Queen's Grill First-Class teapot. 5ins. Together with five Queen Elizabeth 2 embroidered crew badges including one when she was troopship during

Ocean liner, First Class damask bed sheet
OCEAN LINER: Unusual Royal Mail Liner First-Class damask bed sheet. 74ins. x 54ins

Cunard Line, RMS Queen Mary, photographs and ephemera
CUNARD: Mixed lot including photographs and ephemera mostly relating to RMS Queen Mary. (Approx. 12 items)

Cunard Line, ex-QE2 chair deck blanket
OCEAN LINER: Ex-Queen Elizabeth 2 (QE2) Cunard steamer chair deck blanket, embroidered Cunard Line 3032. 53ins. x 61ins

Shipping, collection of postcards, match labels
SHIPPING: Mixed collection of ephemera including postcards and match labels for lines including Cunard and P&O

Cunard Line, baggage labels, passenger list
SHIPPING: Mixed collection of liner ephemera including Cunard baggage labels for Queen Mary, Canadian Pacific, Union Castle, Durban Castle passenger list, etc

May Collection, Saxonia, Mauretania, Corsican silk postcards
THE MAY COLLECTION: Five silk postcards, Saxonia, Mauretania and Corsican

May Collection, RMS Lusitania two silk postcards
THE MAY COLLECTION: RMS Lusitania, two silk postcards

Ocean liner china items
OCEAN LINER: Shipping china to include Harrison Line, Wilson Line, Currie Line, etc. Approximately 29 pieces

CGT Limoges First Class dinner plates, cup and saucer
OCEAN LINER: Compagnie Generale Transatlantique Limoges First Class dinner plates. 9ins. (3) Plus a Limoges commemorative France and Norway Demitasse cup and saucer

Ocean liners, collection of items including share certificat
OCEAN LINERS: collection of Il De France and French items, plus share certificate

Collection of ocean liner books
OCEAN LINERS: Good collection of liner books including Union Castle Chronicle, Normandie Her Life and Times, Titanic and The Californian, etc

May Collection, limited edition print, Olympic and Titanic
THE MAY COLLECTION: Limited edition print Olympic - Titanic number 55/500 by Harley Crossley, framed and glazed. 18ins. x 24ins

Cunard, limited edition print after E Bauwen, Home Waters
CUNARD: Set of three limited edition prints. After E. Bauwen's Home Waters 510/750, Fit For A Queen 243/750 and River Portraits. 28ins. x 23ins, 29ins. x 23ins. and 27ins. x 22ins

RMS Majestic, First Class cast iron bed single ends
RMS MAJESTIC: First-Class cast iron bed single ends with pierced geometric decoration

RMS Olympic cast iron table base
RMS OLYMPIC: Rare cast iron Second-Class table base, fluted central column with lion's head supports. 24ins

RMS Mauretania, First Class dining room, cast iron chair bas
CUNARD: Extremely rare RMS Mauretania cast iron chair base believed from First-Class dining room. 15ins. x 12ins

Early 20th century oak ship's dining chair tops
MARITIME: Early 20th century oak ship's revolving dining chair tops of unknown provenance

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"Liner: A Voyage through Time and Luxury" Step aboard the magnificent world of liners, where opulence meets adventure. From the majestic Union-Castle Line to the iconic Queen Mary, these floating marvels have shaped maritime history. Embark on a journey as we explore some of the most legendary liners that have graced our oceans. The QE2, a Cunard cruise ship known for its elegance and grandeur, captivated travelers with its luxurious amenities and impeccable service. Its presence was felt worldwide, just like the poster advertising Royal Mail Lines to the West Indies enticed wanderlust souls to embark on exotic voyages. Union-Castle shipping line poster evokes memories of an era when liners were symbols of prestige and sophistication. The Normandie Poster captures the essence of French artistry blended seamlessly with engineering brilliance. Delve into history with a glimpse at Titanic's blueprint - an ambitious design that tragically met its fate but forever etched in our collective memory. RMS Carpathia emerges as a hero amidst tragedy, rescuing survivors from Titanic's ill-fated voyage. SS Asturias stands tall as an ocean liner that transported passengers across vast seas while offering comfort and luxury beyond compare. RMS Olympic EPW041070 showcases White Star Line's commitment to excellence in both design and service. Immerse yourself in nostalgia through a captivating painting depicting Lusitania - once hailed as one of the fastest vessels crossing Atlantic waters before meeting her untimely demise during World War I. These liners embody more than mere transportation; they represent dreams realized, adventures embarked upon, and stories woven into maritime folklore. So let us celebrate these magnificent vessels that continue to inspire awe even today – reminding us that there is still magic within every liner's graceful silhouette cutting through azure waves.